mod_ifier is an Apache 2 module which allows you to filter and reject incoming connections based upon a flexible set of criteria. Rejections can be logged, and malicious clients can be automatically firewalled via the an external command executed when a match is made.
| Licenses | GPL |
|---|---|
| Operating Systems | POSIX Linux |
| Implementation | C |
Recent releases


Changes: This release removes the previously broken configuration system and increases the number of functional tests in the test suite. There were no significant changes applied to the code.


Changes: This release adds documentation on all the rules loaded in the status page. The module no longer interferes with Apache's 404 handling.


Changes: This release updates the rule processing engine so that you can carry out different actions on a per-rule basis. An Apache handler was added to allow an administrator to see which rules are currently in effect.


Changes: This release features a great deal of internal cleanups to the code. This cleanup makes the code more modular and simpler to understand. As a result of this, a new matching method was added so that it is now possible to match the incoming HTTP request method.


Changes: The module has been improved so that CGI parameters can be scanned and dropped when sent with both GET and POST methods.